Do you reuse the orginal caps if not what do you do? Thx
"George Adkins" wrote in news:41bcaa9a snipped-for-privacy@newsfeed.slurp.net:
Do you reuse the orginal caps if not what do you do? Thx
"George Adkins" wrote in news:41bcaa9a snipped-for-privacy@newsfeed.slurp.net:
you shouldnt use a lot of newer plastic bottles, not because of the pressure, plastics are tougher than people give them credit, but for the reason that a lot are biodegradable, aka, gets into your drinks...this is also why bottled water has a use by date...
The general consensus seems to be that plastic is OK if you are not planning to store your beer for long. I suppose that that translates as fine for ales but not so for lagers or wines.
Personally, when I am bottling a brew (I usually keg) I use glass but always fill one plastic bottle so I can keep track of carbonation.
On Sun, 12 Jun 2005 02:17:01 GMT, " snipped-for-privacy@none.com" said in alt.beer.home-brewing:
When I used to use soda bottles I either used the original caps or a Carbonator.
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